In today's increasingly competitive marketplace, creators need to find ways to stand out and differentiate themselves from the competition. Bundles are one way to do this.
Bundling resources together is a great way to increase cart size and add perceived value for customers. When customers see a bundle of products, they assume that the bundle is worth more than the sum of its parts. This can be a great way to increase the price of your products without customers feeling like they’re being overcharged.
Bundles are also a great way to offer discounts on individual products. If you create a bundle with a 50% discount, customers will perceive it as a great deal, even though the individual products may not have been discounted.
Finally, bundles are a great way to upsell customers. If you’re selling multiple builds, you can create a bundle of KitPVP maps that customers can purchase as an add-on to their original purchase. This can help increase the average order value, and customers will appreciate the convenience of being able to purchase multiple items in one transaction.
A bundle is a group of resource licenses purchased at the same time. If a user buys one of your bundles they aren’t buying a license to that bundle, but instead to all of the products currently contained in the bundle.
Bundles can include resources from multiple creators. When you invite another creator's resource to your bundle, they'll receive an invitation with the proposed discount. Once accepted, their resource joins the bundle and revenue is distributed accordingly.
Navigate to the Bundles page of your creator dashboard. From there you can click ‘Create bundle’ and fill out the simple fields required including the title, description, discount, and which resources you want to include. Note that a bundle must contain at least 2 resources, but no discount is required (you can just set it to 0%).
To include resources from other creators, use the invite field on the bundle creation/edit page. The invited creator will need to accept the invitation before their resource appears in your bundle.
Bundles don’t show up on the resource list page alongside resources. Instead they display in the sidebar of resources that are included in the bundle. This reduces clutter while ensuring that your bundles show in the most relevant places:
